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Urban Strategies Management Corporation
745 Blake Avenue Apartment 1c
Brooklyn NY 11207
(718) 345-0396
Association Of Brooklyn Clergy For Community Development Inc
721 Dekalb Avenue 725
Brooklyn NY 11216
(718) 302-4178
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